The family of Omar, the 3-year-old child who died crushed under a garbage truck in Paris, has joined the civil party. They hope that the investigation, now led by the judicial processing service of accidents at the Paris police headquarters under the direction of an investigating judge, will shed light on this case.
The association Mouv’Enfants has decided to reproduce on Thursday, in front of the Blois (Loir-et-Cher) courthouse, a "crime scene" of the "little martyr of the A10", this 4-year-old girl whose mutilated body was found on August 11, 1987 on the side of the highway in Suèvres, 14 km northwest of Blois, so that "justice is finally done".
Omar, a 3-year-old boy, succumbed to his injuries after having his foot crushed by a garbage truck while crossing at a pedestrian crossing on Rue Claude-Decaen in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. His inconsolable mother is considering filing a complaint against the driver.
At only 11 years old, Mehdi El Hichou is a science communicator. On his YouTube channel "Ciencia en Casa" (Science at Home), the little boy of Moroccan origin living in Ceuta shares knowledge that is difficult to understand for a child his age.
A video published by a Korean vlogger on social media showing him in the company of a Moroccan teenage girl who was flirting with him has sparked heated controversy.
The local police in Tarifa arrested a minor who was traveling to Morocco with his family from the Netherlands, after he physically assaulted his mother and sister in the middle of the street.
While on their way to Morocco, a family of Moroccans residing in the Netherlands loses one of its members - a 7-year-old girl - in a serious road accident in France.
The trial of the driver of an off-road vehicle, a 4x4 towing a jet ski, who hit on Sunday, June 15, a 4-year-old girl on the beach of Sidi Rahal, south of Casablanca, as she was playing in the sand, just a few meters from the water, continues before the court of first instance of Berrechid.
Largely unknown a few years ago, a very popular Arabic name in Muslim countries is entering the ranking of the 100 most given names in France for the first time in 2024.
Three children were seriously injured on Saturday after falling from a suspended swing ride in one of the attractions at the amusement park in Martil, in the Tétouan region.
In an interview, journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, and wife of Karim, a Belgian-Moroccan businessman, opens up notably about the complicated birth of Sherazade, her very first child.
The comments of Abdelilah Benkirane, Secretary General of the Party of Justice and Development (PJD), and former Head of Government, on marriage and the education of young girls, are causing controversy.